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Tensions flare at BPF congress

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A near-violent confrontation erupted on Saturday in Serowe during the Botswana Patriotic Front’s (BPF) Central Region Congress, following internal disagreements over delegate eligibility, particularly involving representatives from the Palapye Constituency.

The party is expected to convene to elect the new National Executive Committees in Serowe next month (November) and this was part of the process to prepare for that elective congress.

BPF’s Central Region comprises four constituencies being the three in Serowe-area and Palapye.

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Tensions flare at BPF congress

A near-violent confrontation erupted on Saturday in Serowe during the Botswana Patriotic Front’s (BPF) Central Region Congress, following internal disagreements over delegate eligibility, particularly involving representatives from the Palapye Constituency.

Human rights are sacred

Bakgatla Ba Kgafela celebrate as Kgosi Kgafela’s charges are dropped

First Lady's office hosts second annual thanks giving ceremony

PSLE performance on upward trend

Bona Life tee-off Maruapula Loxion Golf journey

Cops arrest young man, seize dagga in Metsimotlhabe

Second Mogoditshane rape attack in two weeks

Suspected suicide behind Sir Seretse Khama Barracks

Human rights are sacred